Periodontal disease, also called gum disease, is inflammation or infection of the gums. For the most part, periodontal disease is preventable. This condition is so widespread in the US that it has been called a ‘health crisis’ by the American Dental Association. Fortunately, periodontal disease can be treated at Allen Park Dental Care. Here are […]
4 Reason To Look For The ADA Seal
The team at Allen Park Dental Care reminds you that when you go to the store for toothpaste, mouthwash, and other oral care products, be sure that the product you decide on displays the American Dental Association Seal of Acceptance. Here are four ways the ADA seal can help you make good oral care choices for […]
Getting Soft: Your Toothbrush and You
At Allen Park Dental Care we almost always tell our patients to use a soft-bristled toothbrush on their teeth. Our recommendation is usually enough, but sometimes patients ask, why soft? We’ll use this blog post to explain. The short answer is that soft-bristled toothbruses are gentle on your gums, but at the same time rigid […]
Six 10-Second Healthy Tooth Helps
It doesn’t have to take a lot of time to improve your oral hygiene, and in turn, your dental health. In fact, you can form a new habit to benefit your oral health in 10 seconds. Just follow these tips from Allen Park Dental Care. Find a better place for your toothbrush. Look around. In 10 […]
Dental Sealant Q & A
In this post from Allen Park Dental Care, we look at one of the most valuable services available to protect your teeth against cavities: dental sealants. Q. What are dental sealants? A. Dental sealants are permanent plastic barriers applied to the biting surfaces of teeth. They prevent cavities by filling in the grooves and fissures […]
For A Healthier Smile, Stop Doing This
From filling cavities to placing porcelain crowns, the dentists at Allen Park Dental Care fix a lot of teeth. A certain amount of tooth decay or damage is to be expected, of course. But some of it can be prevented or minimized, too. So for a healthier smile, we tell our patients they should stop […]
